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Re: Belt pulley removal from crank - c123 engine,
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Posted by David in UT on September 12, 2003 at 04:50:14 from (165.247.61.171):
In Reply to: Belt pulley removal from crank - c123 engine, HELP posted by RayP(MI) on September 11, 2003 at 17:57:09:
Ray, The tool that CNKS refers to is a split bearing separator...it fits in behind the pulley, then the jaws of your puller grab on to it rather than the pulley. Here's a link to the JCWhitney catalog for one...has a picture that might be helpful. I got lucky when removing the pulley off a C113 crank...a three jaw puller removed it without any problem. (Oh, and you're right...the depth of the puller shaft that dissappears into the pulley is a little surprising...or at least it was to me ;-) That said, the first take on that engine was with a different crank and pulley, and my machine shop guy broke it getting it off...so even professionals fight this battle! Maybe that just helped me rationalize having to buy a new pulley...ug. Good luck! - David
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